Holiday travelers returning home this weekend could contend with more delays at airports as severe thunderstorms intensify in the South and a parade of atmospheric river-fueled storms slams the West.

Severe thunderstorms are firing up in parts of Texas and could trigger high winds, hail and potential tornadoes.

A barrage of severe weather sweeping across the Northwest and multiple south-central states could hamper post-holiday travel, forecasters warn.

The First Alert Weather Team says it’s going to be a warm weekend. Here’s what you can expect: Temperatures this morning are mild in the low 60s, with areas of fog that will persist until shortly after sunrise. It will be a relatively warm day, with highs in the middle to upper 70s and mostly cloudy skies.

Storms look likely Sunday as our next front passes through the region. We have issued a FIRST ALERT Sunday for the chance of Cloudy conditions with spotty mist, drizzle or light rain will continue Saturday,

We have barely had time to dry out from Thursday’s severe weather and heavy rain, and we will have another all-hazards severe weather threat with heavy rain on Saturday. Another strong area of low pressure will move out of the Rockies and into the ArkLaTex Saturday morning.

Here is the map with your tornado potential for our Saturday afternoon and evening (The area with bars could see EF@ or stronger ones):

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